At one point I'm invisible and the next there are too many lights I'm suffocated by too many people around but yet I am alone
By Angel Blade3 years ago in Poets
Unseen eyes, a watchful horde, Scrutinizing every word, every motion, A prison without bars, a cage of perception, Suffocating the soul with their silent obsession.
By Manha3 years ago in Poets
BETTERMENT OF HUMANITY, COMES UNDER YOUR THOUGHT AND INTENTION, TRY TO PURE YOUR INTENTION.
By Basit Ali3 years ago in Poets
Enveloped in darkness since you passed Consumed by the vast black inky shadow of grief. Lost is the light of your love. Into the darkness I’d willingly go.
By Kenneth cruz3 years ago in Poets
In the quiet corners of the classroom, Where letters dance and syllables twirl, Lives a child with eyes that stumble, A heart that yearns to unfurl.
By Allwyn Roman Waghela3 years ago in Poets
I am an unwilling spectator, Eyes magnetised to the crucible Unable to withdraw. I watch as you rant and rage, Pummeling the wall in your way
By Obsidian Words3 years ago in Poets
Entropy eventually erodes Concentration, cultivating chaos. Life loses luster. Indolence ignites internal Pyres previously prepared.
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Poets
Keep moving life always suffer You will get what actually matter The patience with pain, the waiting eyes rain May hear a gain, but still eyes in pain
By Parveen Baloch 3 years ago in Poets
Cliffs in the sky, eclipse of the mind, Casting a shadow beyond space and time. Everything is unfolding exactly as it should,
By Farhat Naseem3 years ago in Poets
Standing behind the wall, forbidden to look tall, To be the dainty taste for a man’s unsatiated hunger, The tale of a woman’s right to emancipation has seen it all.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Poets
In the mirror's gaze, a ghost I see, Of the old me, once wild and free. Bubbly laughter, heart aglow, Believed in love, like rivers flow.
By Paula R3 years ago in Poets
Extant species of my anxiety live—unwillingly Conserved in my brain, my responses—classified not in Linnaean taxonomy and Latin but by
By Hannah E. Aaron3 years ago in Poets
